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BANISH PIMPLES
AND ERUPTIONS
Everyone Needs a Tonic in Spring
to Purify and Build Up the
Blood,
TUE WING)) AM TIMES, APRIL 16, 1606
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• With the opening up of Spring you will be looking up your Furniture requirements. a
W cordially you to visit this store and e g
If yon want new health and strength
in spring you, must build up your blood
with a tonin medicine. Indoor life dor•
ing the long winter menthe ie responsible
for the depressed condition and feeling
of constant tiredness whish effect so
many people every spring. This con-
dition means that the blood id impure
and wieery. That is what cane, pim-
pies and nneightly eruptions) in some;
others have twinges of rheumatism,
orr the sharp, stabbing pains of neural-
gia. Poor appetite, frequent headaches,
and a desire to &roti exertion is also
due to bad blood. Any or all of these
troubles our be banished by the fair nee
of suoh a tonic medioine as Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. Every dose of We
medicine helps to make new,• rioh,itres
ed
blood, ywhioh drives out impurities,
stimulates every organ, strengthens
every nerve and brings a feeling of new
health and new energy to weak, tired
out, ailing men and women. Here is
proof, that Dr. Williams' Pink Pins is
the greatest of all spring medicines.
Mr, Henry Baker, Chipman, N. B ,
says:—"Last spring I was so weak and
miserable that I could hardly drag my-
self about My appetite was poor, I did
not sleep well, and dreaded work. My
blood was in a terrible condition, which
oansed pimples and small boils to break
out. all over me. These would itch and
pain and caused me much trouble. I
tried several medicines but without the
least benefit, when one day a friend ask-
ed me why I did not try Dr. Williaius'
Pink Pills. He spoke so highly of this
medioine that I decided to take his ad-
yioe and give the pills a trial. I got a
half dozen boxes and the result was that
by the time they were finished I felt
like an altogether different man. They
purified my blood, built up my whole
system, and I have not had a pimple on
my flesh. nor a sick day sine. For this
reason I can highly reoQmmead Dr:
Williams' Pink Pills as a blood purifier "
Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail
at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50
from The Dr. Williams' Medisine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
NOTES AND COMMENTS '
The tlnterio Legislature was pro.
rugged Tuesday afternoon with the
visual oaremouies. His Honor Lien.
tenant Governor Clark made his entry
in state, and the clerk of the House
rev ted 146 measures, to which the royal
agent will be accorded. His honor's
epeeoh from the throne Minded to the
fact that the session just ended marked
the close of the eleventh Parliament
Comment was also made upon the signs
of improved,.financial and commercial
centlitious in the Province.
If the general election does not take
plane before the 15th of Jane, then it
will stand over until September. This
announcement was made by Premier
Whitney on Saturday afternoon. The
Premier olaimed that he was not in a
position to make any statement of a
snare definite ohaiacter. He had a day
or two previously promised that all the
elections should take place on the same
day, and there is no doubt that the
fixing of the date depends entirely on
the preparation of the voters' list for.the
unorganized districts. I1 those lists can
be ready in time, then the eleotion will
lake place in the second week in Jane,
bat if they are not ready, then the elec-
tion will not be held until the fall,
Au this talk about the time Doming
when every farmer will own his auto
and go soorohing to town to the merry
tune of honk -honk is rather cold corn -
fait for the farmer's wife who is de-
prived of her little outings every summer
through fear of elegant touring cars and
runabouts. She may be dead when that
geod time Domes, you know. And her
death may be hastened either by meet-
ing: a touring oar or by the increased
monotony which her enforced seclusion
brings to an already rather monotonous
life. Those who pine to take their
automobiles and get out to where the
woods smell is strong,. tb get away from
the ordinary surroundings in the city
and have a ohange, have, quite likely,
plenty of leisure and plenty of other
methods for the accomplishment of that
parfeotly legitimate purpose. .
Surely the need of the farmer's wife is
' great enough to be seriously considered,
and sorely on these roans, which her
father and her grandfather oonstrnoted,
the farmer's wife is entitled to the right
of way.—Parkhill Gazette -Review.
invitevisit see what we are offerin ill al Ines.
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e We need looney; you need furniture; so come along and investigate the
• bargains ---you will be surprised how far your money will go
if you buy from us..
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THE HOSPITAL GRANT.
NEWS NOTES.
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Walter Holmes, a thirteen-yeer•old
Ingersoll boy, died of lockjaw.
Fire did damage to the extent of $10,-
000,000 in Chelsea, a anbarb of Boston.
The Supreme Court of Tennessee has
ordered the Standard Oil Company to
cease doing business in the state.
To the Editor of Wingham Texas.
Dear Sir,—In your issue of this week
I notice that our town council has been
voting money to the Winghars hospital.
Might I ask through the medium of
your valuable paper why the ratepayers
nioaey is granted to this hospital and
who benefits by it? If, As one of your
ratepayers said, it is a private concern,
why ahold we be expected to help keep
it up. This hospital advertises rooms
aiid attendance from *r3 50 up. I bad
oaeasion to enquire lately abont their
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Mrs, Robert Redding, who left Aylmer
a few weeks ago was murdered in New
Mexico, her body being found in a rail-
way yard at Deming.
Mr, Charles Lindsay, of Toronto, one
of the oldest journalists in Canada, is
dead. He was formerly registrar for
West Toronto. His chief contribution
to Canadian literature is "Life and Time
of William Lyon Mackenzie."
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?.ire Stock Markets.
Toronto, April 14th.—Trade was a
little slower at the Oily Cattle Market
to -day, brit prices were about as firm as
ever. It there was any easing off at all
it was hardly noticeable in the prices
paid for good to choice butcher cattle.
A comparatively light run probably had
a good deal to do with the maintenance
of prices at the recant high levels. A
heavy ran just now would probably
bring the market down a notch or two.
prizes and was told the least they would Bat a heavy run is sparsely yet in sight,
take my Calls at was $10 per week. and if reports from the outside are to be
Novo, when they demand such a price
from a working man, I can't for the life
of nie see why, or on what grounds they
ask aid from the town. I think any
store in Wingham hasas good a right to
a grant se the hospital. I was pleased
to sae that at least two of one represen-
tatives had enough backbone to vote
ageing it. Hoping I have not trans-
gressed unduly on your space.
Yours truly
1ZATEPATE&
Wingham, llth April.
For the
Children
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THE GREATEST
FURNITURE BAR-
GAINS EVER
GIVEN IN
WINGHAM
Baby Carriages
We have always been headgnartois
for Baby Carriages, and we have bought
heaver this year than ever. Do not
fail to look through our lice if requiring
a carni ;;e. All prices aa:i all kinds—
Carriages, Go•Oarte end Folders.
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= Furniture Dealer and Undertaker.
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Fancy Rockers
Fancy Rockers. We cannot say
mach about these, bat yon will do the
talking if Cyon look through our line.
Prices range from $1.25 up. Some
special in good Leather Chairs,
Sideboards, Buffets
and Combinations.
Mattresses .,
Oar Mattresses sell themselves.
They are not stuffed, but built of
the purest sea -grass and white
cotton felt; very sanitary, with very
best ticking. Prices from $4 to $5.
Special at $3 50 and $4.50.
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Ws have the best values. in
Sideboards, Buffets and Com-
binations ever carried in town,
and our prioes are so low that •
they surprise the people. Cali
and see the goods and get
prioes.
We give special prices on full•
suits of furniture. Anyone in-
tending to furnish a dining room
call and look through our good
values; and even it you are not
intending to purchase, call too,
so that you. can tell your friends
of the exceptionally good values.
Extension Tables
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THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR STORE
WINGHAM, ONT.
JOHN KERB
Maple Syrup Maple Sllgar
An Extension Table is something s
that should be strong and durable.
That is the good quality our tables a
have. If you have one in your u,
home you will say so, if -not, don't 0
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WINGHAM, ONT. w
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Buy your maple Syrup. here and get the genuine
article. 'You remember, that according to the
report of the Dominion Government Inspector
lasr year, our Maple Syrup was,found to be pure.
We have more of the same kind the; year from
the same maker. We guarantee our Maple
Syrup to be pure.
SEEDS ! SEEDS ; SEEDS
You'll want garden seeds soon, we have all kinds,
good fresh seeds.
May's Seeds, 15 packets for - 25c
Simmers'' Seeds, 2 packets for - ..5c
D. M. Ferry °z Co. Seeds, 6 packets
for Seeds
Buy your Flower Seeds anal g
early while the stock is full. Fresh Sweet' Pea
Seed in bulk.
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
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believed, there are not likely to be any
large deliveries for the present. There , e� ..... ........ t..c r
'e' .ai i'- �€e-- =*Isle =�=� s'
were a few lots of very 'ohoica quality Yt........,::.:3..::e r
cattle in to -flay, and for these prices
were quite firm and high.
To•day's ran was 58 cars, with 808
head of cattle, 590 sheep and lambs, 600
hogs and 343 Delves.
The following are the quotations: (
Exporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs.
Choice $5 10 $5 60 C
Medium. 4 90 5 00
Balls 3 75 4 50 1,
Light 300 3 5011
Cows .. 2 75 4 25
Feeders—
best 1000 pounds and up-
evarda 4 25 4 50
Stockers choice 2 75 3 00
" balls .. 1 50 200
B Picked �� .. 4 76 500
Medium 4 00 4 40
8 8 4 25
Cow's... .... . .
Bulls 2 25 2 75
togs.—
Best.... 6 15 6 40
Lights 5 40
Sheep—
Export ewes..,11•011.••41 r 4 75 5 4 75 5 25
25
Backe.... ...
Odin ..... 2 50 3 25
Spring Lambs each.. 450 7 50
Calves. each .......... 3 70 700
To succeed these days you
must have plenty of grit, tour-
ge, strength. How is it with
the children? Are they thin,
pale, delicate? Do not forget.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. You
know it makes the blood pure
and rich, and builds up the
general health in every way.
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tvIltintitat H.4.n1 0T EXPORTS
Wingham, Apr. 15th, 1908,
E'lr.or���per 1001br.,., ...... 2 65 to 3 25
Pall heat ......W....... 090 to 0 95
Oats .......... ...... . 0 45 to 0 50
Barley .... ............. 0� p/,� 60to 0 65
•.. 0 80
Pea+ .•....1.....to 0'82
Butte%..,... .... •..,,a... 0 25 to 0 25
Rggs pet dos 0 15 to 0 15
Wood per cord iG 00 to
0000
Bay, per ton
Potatoes, per bushel 0 60 to 0 60
Lard .,, •. 0 15 to 0 15
Live Softs, Oar cwt ,,..., 6 10 to 6 10
Dried Appl+x..........«... 05 to 0 '0 05
Oistotteres, per lb...........06 10 0 10
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AKE NOTI
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That the undersigned bas actually in stock in Wingham, the goods here advertised, and that alt
prices bere given will hold good so long as this Adv. appears in this
paper, and' for one week the after.
WE'LL PAY YOU" PARE FRCA GOR'itME tit W1 0..I TER ON .A $10 PURCHASE.
R. E. SAUNDERS
New Patterns arrive every week. Patterns for
the NEW STYLES arrive every month.
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns are always up-
to-date. Call and get a monthly style book free.
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grain have
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all kinds of in 1
stock for seed.
i The purest strain of Manchuria Barley. Goose Wheat 4
st
s. for seed. Seed Peas. Silver Hull and Black Buck
• wheat for seeding. Millet. Hungarian Red ��
st Clover. Alsike, Mammoth, Lucern Clover s
P and Timothy—all Government standard • 4
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:White Clover. Evergreen Lawn Grass. Kentucky Blue
ot Grass. Meadow Fescue. Red Top Orchard Grass.
lit Italian Rye Grass. Fall Oat Grass, _ and
Essex Sowing Rape.
tFlax for seed. Pure Ground Flax. Ground Oil Cake.
s Nation Molasses Stock Food. Bibby's Cream • ,a
Equivalent for calves, to take the place of
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This is going to be a difficult season to get good
r. seed corn but 1 have secured a quantity of Early Learning.
Bailey's White Cap Dent of best germinating qualities.
Compton's Early, Salzer's North Dakota. Call and get
1. your Seed Corn early; you can keep a bag better than we •
cart keep°a hundred, as corn heats if kept in a pile.
the cream taken o'ut by separators.
SEED CORN
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JUST ARRIVED
s' A carload of Stock Feed composed of Wheat, Corn,
Oats and Barley and Shorts, Bran and Flour.
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Before ordering your seeds for this spring you are
Erespectfully invited to call and inspect our stock.
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1A.
LINOLEUMS
2 yds wide, any length.
2 quay Patterns, reg.... a
square yard, for .... • • •30
2 Oak Effects. reg. 65o, tor .35
2 Block Design*, reg. 50o ,for .25
(4 yds wide)
1 Set pattern, floral, just the
shade for the diningroom,
regular 653, for .35;
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1 large pattern, reg. suitablee,to for
any room, 650, for.315
Extra -1 Block design, very
heavy', regular 85o, for . , .35to
Rtimnante and piece+ 1 yard wide
at further reduotiom%
WALLI4PER
This year's goods are alt Watson-
Foster manufacture ; colors fast
(guaranteed); length from 8 to 10
yds to a rah; width 18 to 20 in,
Regular 453, now.. .311
Regular 35c, now.. .25
Regular 30e, neve.. .2
Regular 25e, now.. .20
Regular 203, now.. .15
Regular 15o. nos►.. .12
Regular 12;0, new .09
Regular 103, now.. -- .07
Seine special lOo, 8o and so lines
Clear at 5e.
Last year'+ papers at still farther
reductions.
SHADES
Six dozen only of a heavy green
shade, oil filled, color and
roller guaranteed; regular
price 850, for ..a... .55
Three dozen only—Green cloth
shade, lace and tassel, and
i Harr shforn roller ; regular
IMPORTANT
In trade we'll give SOD. a ib, for
13ntter, and 20e. dozen for Eggs—
any quantities.
WE'LL PAY YOU" PARE FRCA GOR'itME tit W1 0..I TER ON .A $10 PURCHASE.
R. E. SAUNDERS
New Patterns arrive every week. Patterns for
the NEW STYLES arrive every month.
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns are always up-
to-date. Call and get a monthly style book free.
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rtvvICvC.9117Y.TTVNYWYTIVI.V rs WIMINVIIITTIVC IIrTsys :5/11
P.,
LtEED FOR 19O8
it
rt s
grain have
1.
all kinds of in 1
stock for seed.
i The purest strain of Manchuria Barley. Goose Wheat 4
st
s. for seed. Seed Peas. Silver Hull and Black Buck
• wheat for seeding. Millet. Hungarian Red ��
st Clover. Alsike, Mammoth, Lucern Clover s
P and Timothy—all Government standard • 4
f ,
:White Clover. Evergreen Lawn Grass. Kentucky Blue
ot Grass. Meadow Fescue. Red Top Orchard Grass.
lit Italian Rye Grass. Fall Oat Grass, _ and
Essex Sowing Rape.
tFlax for seed. Pure Ground Flax. Ground Oil Cake.
s Nation Molasses Stock Food. Bibby's Cream • ,a
Equivalent for calves, to take the place of
.1
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:,im:
MK,
t3
11011
151
1.41 "s
E
8'
a
0
This is going to be a difficult season to get good
r. seed corn but 1 have secured a quantity of Early Learning.
Bailey's White Cap Dent of best germinating qualities.
Compton's Early, Salzer's North Dakota. Call and get
1. your Seed Corn early; you can keep a bag better than we •
cart keep°a hundred, as corn heats if kept in a pile.
the cream taken o'ut by separators.
SEED CORN
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JUST ARRIVED
s' A carload of Stock Feed composed of Wheat, Corn,
Oats and Barley and Shorts, Bran and Flour.
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Before ordering your seeds for this spring you are
Erespectfully invited to call and inspect our stock.
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Yours Truly
1A.